Analytics Engineer Lead

Summary

Join our team as an Analytics Engineering Lead to spearhead our data infrastructure and modeling efforts. You will lead a small team and contribute individually, collaborating with analytics, data science, and ML teams. Responsibilities include managing a team of data engineers, building data models and pipelines, establishing best practices, and evaluating new technologies. We offer comprehensive benefits, including medical and dental coverage, a food delivery budget, equity, unlimited vacation, paid parental leave, and a unique travel stipend.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in data engineering or analytics engineering
• Experience with BI tools like Looker, Omni, or similar
• Strong grasp of data warehouse concepts (Snowflake experience is a plus)
• Track record of working closely with analytics teams and understanding business metrics
• Excellent communication and leadership skills

Responsibilities

• Manage a small team of data engineers
• Expert knowledge of dbt, including experience building complex transformations, implementing testing frameworks, and optimizing dbt workflows for performance and reliability
• Act as a hands-on IC Analytics Engineer, building models and pipelines to serve the Data Org’s needs
• Collaborate with Analytics, Data Science, and ML teams to understand needs and priorities. Own the team’s roadmap
• Establish best practices for data modeling, testing, QA, and documentation
• Evaluate and implement new tools and technologies across the data stack

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience managing data/analytics engineering teams
• Experience supporting ML teams or ML infrastructure
• Proficiency in Python
• Familiarity with AWS and cloud platforms
• Understanding of data governance and compliance

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical and dental coverage
• $50 a day food delivery budget
• Equity based employment
• A great culture
• Learning opportunities
• Unlimited vacation
• 12 weeks paid parental leave
• $1,000 a year to go somewhere in the world that they’ve never been